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This page is primarily **advertising and announcements**, not political satire. The content consists of: **Main Advertisement**: Leslie's Weekly announces three special holiday issues (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's), promoting circulation exceeding 100,000 copies per issue and 45,000 regular mail subscribers. **Other Advertisements**: Champagne, a photogelatine print ("His Narrow Escape"), blood poison cure, and other commercial products typical of early 1900s magazines. **Humor Section**: Several brief jokes, including: - A man born to wealth because his father is a New York ice dealer (satirizing how wealth derives from unexpected sources) - A play on "brown study" (melancholy mood) involving a woman's home decoration - Wordplay about condensed milk The page contains **no identifiable political cartoons or caricatures**. The humor is gentle, domestic, and commercial rather than satirical. The overall purpose is generating advertising revenue and promoting Leslie's Weekly's holiday publications.

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The Truth Can be told about Great Western Champagne the Standard ot There is nothing to conceal in its prosiuc= tn. Tels PureGrape Jusce, fermented and ‘to exact periec- health fais, ure and favor that connoisseurs PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO. ‘Sole Mekers, Rhelas, N.Y, Copyright Jodge Co., 1906. “HIS NARROW ESCAPE" By I. R. Bray Photogelatioe, 9x12 25 CENTS. Add extra postage for forcign orders The nicest little 25-cent picture on the mar faithful reproduction ta photogelatine of iat’s work. Everybody will want oe. Order to-day. Addresa Picture Department, Judge Company, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York, Trade supplicd Ly Anderton Magazine Co. 82 Union Square, New York BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we have made the cure of Blood Poison a specialty. " Blood Polsoa Permanently Cured. You can be treated at home under same guar- Tivos nnn Copper. Ctored Spa art ig Hak of Eyebe slots ork tor procks of cores. Sor pegs Book’ ¥ree COOK REMEDY Co. 1480 MASONIC TEMPLE, Chicago, IIL, U.S. A. | kill-ui | Building, 170 Fifth av Siape VISIONS OF WEALTH. Church—" Did you say he was “born with a silver spoon ‘in his mouth ?” Gotham—« Better than that ; his father is a New York iceman.” — Yonkers Statesman, Cellarette, side-board, sleeping-car or ocean steamer kit is incomplete without Abbott's An- gostura Bitters. Adds zest and flavor, aids digestion. THE CHINK’S OATH. A Chinese called as a witness in a |Johannesburg court was asked what ‘torm of oath’ he preferred to take. He replied, * Allee samee, break-umplatee. okee, or sell-um-bookee, allee Each seems equally binding cha In the wareroums of Sohmer & Co. ¢. the reader will find instruments that ot be surpassed, and the purchaser is perfectly assured of getting the best article in the market at a very reasonable figui samee. with the others. APPRECIATION, Mr. Kulcher— Your literary circle is making a study of Shakespeare now, | believe.” Miss Gidday—" Yes, indeed. Kulcher—" And what have you learned about the great bard so far ?” Miss Gidday —* Well, we've discov ered! that he’s just too cute for anything. Wilson - Yor guarantee of purity, see back \abel oneverybdiiie: Wats WN BROWN STUDY. “ How do you intend to have the study decorated, Mrs. Goldrocks 2” “T think I'll have it decorated in deep brown,” replied Mrs. Goldrocks. “ My husband always likes to sit in a deep brown study."—Afifwvaukee Sentinel, A CINCH, “Hello, old man! Haven't seen any- thing of you since you got married. How goes it?” “Thanks, fairly well, But marriage is a costly job! If you only knew what the dressmakers charge !" ++ So I suppose you regret it 2” Oh, no; I married a dressmaker !"— Meggendorfer Blatter. SHOCKING MORTALITY. The crowded ship gave a sudden lurch. There was a splash. “Oh !" wailed the young woman, had been sitting near the rail rea¢ book. “Think of all those lives being lost!" But nathing could be done, and she gazed sadly at her copy of * Plutarch” dancing merrily on the waves far astern. —Chicago Tribune. CONDENSED, Patience—* Doesn't the milky way look small to-night ?” Patrice— Yes ; it looks like a con- densed milky way."— Yonkers States 225 FOURTH AVENUE, COR. 19TH STREET NEW YORK Three Great Holiday Issues The publishers of LESLIE'S WEEKLY de- sire to announce three great Holiday issues. [ The Thanksgiving Number, Dated November 29th, closes November 17th [The Christmas Number, Dated December 13th, Closes December st] [ The New Year’s Number, Dated December 27th, closes December [5th | @ The circulation of each of these special numbers will exceed 100,000 copies per issue. @ Regular mail list exceeds forty-five thousand subscribers, thus insuring home circulation. @ Balance sold by news-stands and newsboys on every train in America. Extent and character of circulation, with reasonable rate, make LESLIE'S WEEKLY the bes medium for any advertiser. Give us an opportunity to demonstrate the value of LESLIE'S WEEKLY for your business. WILLIAM L. MILLER Advertising Manager 225 FOURTH AVE., NEW YORK The only LESLIE publication tn existence Westem Representative, CHAS. B. NICHOLS, 1136 Marquette Building, Chicago comicbooks.com